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It resonated with me so I’ll explain my take. The hustle culture the author mentions reminds me of my time in big tech. It was an endless search to unlock grow
by jmathai 2y ago
It resonated with me so I’ll explain my take.
The hustle culture the author mentions reminds me of my time in big tech. It was an endless search to unlock growth for the sake of career progression, monetary gain, corporate infighting, etc.
I believe there exists an alternate approach which appeals a lot more to me. That is a slower pace of fewer but more polished capabilities. Refining a tool instead of expanding it. Appreciating what’s there instead of chasing something that’s not.
Many products deserve to be “done”. But that’s rarely the case in high tech and I’m not sure most people could answer the 5 whys of why it’s not “done”.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_whys https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_whys